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Financial dom pulls in $200K a year controlling men and their money

July 27, 2017

A dominatrix makes 200,000 per year without even having to meet her admirers in person.”I find horny men who have a financial fetish who get off on spoiling and sending me money,” says Megan, who also goes by Princess. The buxom ball-breaker owns two properties, hopes to buy two more, and has a seemingly endless shoe collection thanks to the men that beg to lavish her with gifts. Though, just because her clients love spending on her, doesn’t mean they’re rich. “The type of guy that most people think comes to me is the guys who’s a CEO, or he’s this big shot,” says Princess. “But I also have your regular guy who just gets off on existing for me,” she adds.

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Financial dom pulls in $200K a year controlling men and their money

A dominatrix makes 200,000 per year without even having to meet her admirers in person."I find horny men who have a financial fetish who get off on spoiling and sending me money," says Megan, who also goes by Princess. The buxom ball-breaker owns two properties, hopes to buy two more, and has a seemingly endless shoe collection thanks to the men that beg to lavish her with gifts. Though, just because her clients love spending on her, doesn't mean they're rich. "The type of guy that most people think comes to me is the guys who's a CEO, or he's this big shot," says Princess. "But I also have your regular guy who just gets off on existing for me," she adds.

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